Dan Jørgensen

EU countries in crisis talks over release of diesel stocks

Artificial intelligence is driving a wave of massive new data centers across the U.S., raising concerns among communities and environmental groups about their demands for electricity and water, and their impact on nearby infrastructure and ecosystems

European Union nations have spent over an extra $113.5 billion on energy imports since the Iran war began, forcing politicians to seek alternatives to fossil fuels as prices skyrocket

Europe's energy predicament has moved beyond supply shortages to become a price crisis — one that has emerged as a major drag on the bloc's economic performance and made it all the more urgent for Europe to step out of the protectionist misstep in tackling its inflationary pressure

The company published a blog post last week detailing six instances of models acting in “unexpected or concerning” ways since April

An analysis of one recent hack by OpenAI technology helped to reveal how A.I. agents communicated with one another

Anthropic and OpenAI are looking beyond massive, multibillion-dollar data center projects and pursuing smaller deployments that could bring artificial intelligence computing capacity online faster

The European Commission’s Affordable Housing Act lays out conditions under which local authorities can limit short lets

Cape Town’s move to tighten the regulation of Airbnb-style short-term rentals could become a test case for municipalities across the Western Cape, but there is no rush to follow suit, with Stellenbosch resisting a dedicated permit system while Knysna prepares to review its zoning rules

The review of the ETS — widely seen as Europe’s most effective policy for reducing planet-heating emissions — follows deadly wildfires in Spain and extreme heatwaves across the continent

Last month the Irish Government decided to maintain reduced excise duties on petrol and diesel until September 1st

The dream is that solar panels in the sun-soaked Sahara Desert and wind turbines along the southern and eastern shores of the Mediterranean generate electricity that is then sent through high-voltage transmission lines under the sea and into Europe’s grid

But these centers require huge amounts of electricity to power them and water to cool them

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Industry leaders and officials seek to reassure travellers ahead of summer

The brief interruption of intelligence flows from Washington to Kyiv in 2025 was a reminder that even the closest alliances operate within political cycles

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights

Russian gas shipments to Europe by pipeline have largely stopped since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, and Brussels has committed to ending all imports of Russian oil and gas by the end of 2027

The UK head of holiday firm TUI has provided a fresh statement regarding concerns over jet fuel availability and potential flight cancellations

Methane, the second-biggest contributor to climate change, stays in the atmosphere for far less time than carbon dioxide, but its warming effect is roughly 80 times more potent over a 20-year period

European leaders are intensifying efforts to secure energy independence as tensions around Iran threaten global oil and gas supplies

The U.S.-Israel war, combined with retaliation from Iran such as choking the Strait of Hormuz, is costing the EU almost 500 million euros ($600 million) a day, raising prices at the pumps and fears of a jet fuel shortage within weeks

US unlikely to accept offer to end Hormuz chokehold without nuclear program discussions

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has taken a huge chunk of oil supplies off the market, sending the price of jet fuel soaring and triggering fears of shortages that could force airlines to cancel flights

Passengers hoping to fly with Wizz Air this summer face disruption due to the company's fuel hedging levels and low-cost model

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has taken a huge chunk of oil supplies off the market, sending the price of jet fuel soaring and triggering fears of shortages that could force airlines to cancel flights

Oil Rally Sends Shockwaves Through Aviation Sector

Europe is facing a crisis over low jet fuel stocks due to the war in Iran, raising serious doubts over summer holiday plans

Attention has increased on Article 42.7 of the EU's governing treaty — meant to help any member state that comes under attack — as Trump has deepened questions over whether Washington would help defend NATO allies

Energy depends on global supply chains, international cooperation, and the rule of law

There are growing concerns that the economic fallout from the current conflict in the Middle East will push Gulf nations — who collectively provided more humanitarian aid than the US last year — turning away from foreign assistance

Europe’s Iran Energy Shock Didn’t Have to Happen

There are growing concerns that the economic fallout from the current conflict in the Middle East will push Gulf nations — who collectively provided more humanitarian aid than the US last year — turning away from foreign assistance

The European Union has unveiled a raft of planned emergency measures to cushion its economy from soaring energy costs

Triggered by the Iran War and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, oil exports from the Middle East have ground to a halt compared to earlier this year, leaving European jet fuel reserves severely depleted

Jet2, easyJet and Ryanair are among airlines warning passengers of potential disruption within the next 48 hours as concern grows over a possible jet fuel crisis linked to escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East